The bridge to austerity and stagnation (opens in new tab)
I have always emphasized in the blog the importance of the Principle of Effective Demand and the pitfalls of Say’s Law, as central to understand Keynesian economics. Keynesianism is about that and NOT about the rigidity of wages, or the interest rate, or even fundamental uncertainty (something to which Keynes had to appeal to defend his ideas from 1937 on, as a result of retaining the marginalist notion of the marginal efficiency of capital). Very often that is an abstract discussion, hard to...
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